1926–27 French Rugby Union Championship

1926–27 French Rugby Union Championship
Countries	France
Champions	Toulose
Runners-up	Stade Français
← 1925-26 1927-28 →

The 1926-27 French Rugby Union Championship of first division was won by Toulose that beat Stade Français in the final.

Le Stade Toulousain conquest his fifth Bouclier de Brennus in six year.

Context

The 1927 Five Nations Championship was won by Ireland and by Scotland, the France was last.

First Round

The first tweo of each pool admitted to next round.

It was assigned 3 points for victory, 2 for draw, 1 for lost match, 0 point in case of forfeit.

Pool A :
Lézignan 11 pts
Albi 10 pts
Toulon7 pts
Angoulême 6 pts
Dax 6 pts,
Pool B :
Béziers 10 pts
Libourne 10 pts
Agen 9 pts
Soustons 7 pts
Cavaillon 4 pts
Pool C :
Pau 12 pts
SA Bordeaux 10 pts
Montferrand8 pts
Toulouse Olymp.EC 6 pts
Brive 4 pts
Pool D :
Stade Français 12 pts
Stadoceste 10 pts
SBUC 8 pts
Biarritz 6 pts
Périgueux4 pts
Pool E :
Carcassone 10 pts
Grenoble 10 pts
Hendaye 10 pts
Pamiers 6 pts
CASG 4 pts

Tie-Break: Grenoble - Hendaye 12-10

Pool F :
Toulouse12 pts
US Perpignan 10 pts
Begles 8 pts
Limoges 6 pts
Villeneuve 4 pts
Pool G :
Cognac 11 pts
Narbonne 8 pts
Lourdes 8 pts
Montauban 7 pts
Bayonne 6 pts

Tie-Break: Narbonne Lourdes 6-3

Pool H :
Quillan 12 pts
Racing 8 pts
Lyon OU 8 pts
Mazamet 6 pts
Boucau 6 pts

Tie-Break: :Racing - Lyon OU 19 - 6

Second Round

The winner of each group admitted to semifinals

Pool A :
Toulouse 8 pts
Carcassone8 pts
Racing Paris 5 pts
UA Libourne 3 pts
Tie-Break: :Toulouse - AS Carcassone 6-0

Pool B :
Pau 9 pts
Stadoceste 7 pts
Albi 5 pts
Béziers 3 pts
Pool C :
SA Bordeaux' 8 pts
US Perpignan 7 pts
Cognac 5 pts
Quillan 4 pts
Pool D :
Stade Français 7 pts
Lézignan 7 pts
Narbonne 7 pts
Grenoble 3 pts
Tie-Break:
Stade Français.- Narbonne 10 a 8
Stade Français- FC Lézignan 11 a 5

Semifinals

May 1926	Toulouse	-	SA Bordeaux	34 - 9	Pau
May 1926	Stade Français	-	Pau	12 - 0	Bordeaux

Final

Teams	Toulouse - Stade Français
Score	19-9 (5-5)
Date	29 May 1927
Venue	Stade des Ponts Jumeaux, Toulouse
Referee	Louis Capelle
Line-up
Toulouse	Gabriel Serres, Gabriel Gras, Gabriel Griotteray, André Camel, Pierre Peyronnel, Alex Bioussa, Maurice Latrille, Marcel Camel, Bernard Bergès, René Corbarieu, Clément Dulaurens, François Borde, René Salinié, François Raymond, Louis Magnol
Stade Français	Pierre Lassau, René Laffond, Paul Olivary, Chaya Leib Herzowitz, Richard Majérus, Branca, Pierre Moureu, Jean Duhau, Georges Daudignon, André Verger, Adolphe Jauréguy, Jean Saint-Germain, Henri Bernadac, Robert Houdet, Louis Courtejaire
Scorers
Toulose	5 tries Dulaurens (2), Borde, Bergès, A.Camel 2 conversions de Salinié
Stade Français	1 try Daudignon 1 conversion de Herzowitz 1 drop de Verger

External links

Compte rendu de la finale de 1927, sur lnr.fr

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